New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

ing the list Of clubs the delegates began to shower
down resolutions from all parts of the house
These resolutions covered wide range of topics,
but the most important of them are given here
with. Perhaps the two that were heard with most
interest were the one in reference to the formation
of col0red labor associations In the South offered
by Senator Chandler. and tho denunciation of Mr..
Lamars appointment to the United States Supreme
Gros venor. of Ohio. Mr. Chandler's resolution, the
Others following, Is as follows:
ResOred That the csored labores and artisans OF the
South have the right freely to organize labor assseI
tons ana by cooperation 10 secure from their employers
adequate wages for thelr labor
hCsoired That such associations entitled TO full and
ample protection from the legal authorities.
Ecs0tred That We denounce any unlawful attempt to
suppress coored knights of Labor by murder crimes
dlssrsceful to civilization and that urge all such
associations proclaim to the world the facts OF all such
the people OF the United states
SECRETARY LAMAR DENOUNCED.
BY Congressman GrosveuOr:
Whereas 1t is the opinion of tho aonal Convention et
Republican Clubs that who at any time denounced
Abraham Lincoln while he was President Of tho niisd
States as "buloon and clOwn, or who declared from
his seat In the United Staes Senate that no man shsud
densnnce Jefferson Davis as traitor and 20 uDrehuked
BY him. or IN MS Official capacity as secretary OF the H.,
terror ordered that the flag of the United States should
be displayed at hanas on the occasion OF the death OF
hsSD GF Vino a, to Ut 1os se mai @
Thirtsenia. Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments TO
appointed to or hsld the nigh oiice o. Justice oi ths
supreme Court 81 the United states; therefore ,...,
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appointed Justice OF said court
by Ausbourns Blrdsall OF Bingsamton:
Eesoircd. As the sense OF this convention that TIE
present tariff and the Internal revenue whiskey
aud tobacco shoull be maintained as now organized
and that the net proceeds from the tax on whskey and
tobacco he divided aasng the states accsrdn. to pspu
lston he applied by the states toward the paymeRt ot
real estate the best means OF dspos-
n of the present and prospective surplus and OF re-
nsvng any prcteXt for disturbing the tariff laws now
in fsrce. under which the coustry Is enjoying unex-
ampled prosperity aud further important consider
alton a means OF equaiLing the unequal burdeGA
borne by real estate compared with personal property
in every state 81 the Union
BY Mr flaming secretary OF the Ohio Republican
League:
Resotred. That extend to the oppressed people OF
the Old World sympathy In their efforts 10 obtain
higher order OF happiness and 10 all who seek shelter
beneath glOri-us hag, who coms with brain and
muscs 20 help build up our industries and wac are I'M
bued with the spirit OF obedience TO our avs aud love for
our institutions. We tender cordial weco@e We par
miraiion for the fidelity with which the irish people
hsyo for centuries clung to the cause ot freedom ana "a
liberty every battlefield from Lexington to AppeaaitoN,
eur snc-rest sympahlss tshall 20 forth until victory
finally crowns their Patriotic eisrs FOR sell governments
A PERTINENT QUESTION ASKED.
BY W. II. Bsverldse of Richmond:
RcSored That the Republicans OF the United states
representing all classes and conditions OF men. recognize
is usurpa Of the Constitution Of our country, WHICH
will rot be longer tolerated.
Rcsoired. That request the Republican Senators AMI
Eepublcan members OF CosgrcSs TO ascertain why ne
1000 ex-UnOn soldiers at Hanpt9u virginia are not
permitted the ht al suNag0, while the
COME soldiers a IN. Confederate soldiers Homo
In lierco Conntr Va are mAsI"i.su lo-%tner III S',l
ercor OF the officers OF the said no to the psls ara
1ade to east the solid Democratic vote
By General q. :. Greeley. of New.IIaven Repubcs,:
League:
Baercas The development OF the vast natural re-
tho ~onth dprisg the past few years ana the
consequent opening NJ OF MANY diversified Industries
makus that section If the abreast OF all others
in which manufacturing IS extensively prosecuted
Hcsolccd That this Convention halls with great sails
faction the evidences daily aecunu!ang OF tue proGtes,
and prosperity OF the southern states.
Lesolrc Ihat TIL, pros pcritv cannot he maintained Il
protection should be eliminated from the tarf and tla
therefore, hs Convention most earnestly r,co~ssh.s
Republicans Of every southern state to di>>emnit'
protection literature among their icow ctHens mat al.
may kho" ne disastrous en'ct' nat w0IM I,oT 10y aIv
such radical changes a are recommended III tho PFes'
dents recent message
~ John Mitchell, jr.. Of Richmond
Ee~'rcd That we. the Republican clubs. in convention
assembled do hereby ndor>s the Blair Educational bI
aud rrurt the Republicans ia Congress 10 Use trclr
best endcayOr for the passage OF tile same.
MANY rOINls TOUCHED UPON.
Ey. Mr. Lawrencs OF tie First wari Union Repub
lean Club OF Philadelphia:
He>olrsd Thal We in.Nse all measures that will en-
enable American vessels 60 carry the American Ia.
around the world, as they 81. ~ times past
By Ben tniu J. Patterson. .. -'"w-Iork
R,>olred That the sense OF ia convention ef Re-
publican clubs OF The United state, tat the internal
revenue OIL tobacco aud cigars sAou. be remoVed 20
that tas thousands Of cig1ma.er' %! country shaI
not ne deprived through the internal 'nne system
from following their calling except by the w of the lew
cigar stnufacturlng mouopohsts.
Hy John T. Davidson, Elmra:
nhercgs ne t"e has now arrived I Then rho Jr't
Ice nerSin shoud he recognized br the Krpuuicau
tna srpns rcrenue. whicn naturally accrue on pro.
teciive tallf hc made tgau by paying al least or-
ton thereof 10 these men who saved tins Nation irom
icSird, That we recommend that the Republican
party at Its next National Conv mtion, incorporate
plank IL platform piceiu- the party To The payment
pension 10 AL surviving Uhiou veterans st the wof
of the rbrsn. who served at least three months no;
less than per montA 10. tie balance OF their hvc
After these and several others had been ted a
motion offered by Nr. Bus-bce. of Connecticut, was
carnci IN favor of sending all resolutions to tbs
CommIt,ee on Resolutions without reading them.
PERMANENT OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Next came the report of the Committee or P r
mancnt Organization. which presented by
Congressman Congcr. of Ohip. At the mere Ireu-
tion OF senator tyartss name for permanent caail-
man the Ncw-York delegates. and IN fact all tie
rest stood mp and chcercd vigorously. The other
permanent officers recommended as
follows
Vice cerrcsilents-R, A. Clinton. Alabama; A. L. Nor
Dakota; B. c. jackson. delaware; A. IT, Clapp: Dis
rict"f columbia: A. {. Porter Indiana; w " Tracy.
T. A. Osborn Kansas: j. ". Wheat, Kentucky 6. B.
! sriug. Massachusetts,; J. b. Heatwole. Minnesota;
Nebr,ska; T. A. NcGOw.m, NewJersry; FREDERICK
smyth, Sew Hampshire; A. A. sirsnt, Mai2e \ NJ W.
laNnau, OH"' j" "A ,ih'hts'
e. T.. Warwick. Pennsylvania d. Russell BrewB. Eheio
Island; j. W. Souihward. Virginia; W. - smith, er-
mont: K NJ Latollette. Wisconsin; Nathan Gef. West
Virginia. ". C. squire, Washington Territory; X \.
Roberts. Tennessee
Fer secretaries -chicf-Colonel Charles W. johnson,
Minnesota. Assistants-I. A. sumner, Minnesota;
Ionn Kcndric. Rhode Island Colonel Fred l.. Farms
WORTH Michigan ". G.. Dunlap. Kentucky; X A.
euth wor,h Massachusetts Henry :. Paul. Pennsyh
yanla William j. Olcett. NevNork, c. 5. Forbes, Vcr-
mont: John Mitchell. Jr., Virginia.
The committees report was unanimously adopted.
MIR Ryan appointed Governor Alger of Michigan,
and President Foster, of the New-YOrk Republican
Club n committee TO escort Mr. Eyarts TO tho
chair.
SENATOR EVARTS'5 TELLING REMARKS.
The Senator, who seemed in excellent health and
spirits was greeted with ong'continued applause.
When this had somewhat subsded he began his
address. every word of which could be
distinctly heard all over the house. He was
listened 10 with close attention. His witty
allies were fully appreciated. So were the telling